Can't get followers after Riekling follower died
I tried to get a riekling, so I left my follower then got the riekling. My follower went out of the place and disappeared.
I went to where I got her and tried getting her again, but she said "You already have a follower". However, my riekling died earlier. Now I can't get any followers.
Help me please
Best Answer
If you are playing on PC you can use this command:
set playerfollowercount to 0
It will set your follower count to zero, and you should then be able to pick up a new follower.
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What do I do if my follower disappeared in Skyrim?
You just need to be patient... Make sure you have a save available before he disappeared, then do what Purrington said, or wait for three days. By then, it should say "Your follower tires of the waiting" or something like that, in which case he will return to his starting place.How many Riekling followers can you have?
You can only recruit one Riekling at a time.Can you have a Riekling and a follower?
Once the Dragonborn becomes an honorary Riekling Chief by finishing the above quest, the Rieklings from Thirsk Mead Hall can be recruited as followers. They can follow basic commands and their inventory can be accessed, but they are still considered pets and therefore may be hired alongside a humanoid follower(s).What weapons can Rieklings use?
ALL rieklings can wear heavy and light armor, although they benefit from light armor more. Riekling scouts and regular rieklings will use bows/arrows, as well as greatswords, as far as I'm aware. The Hunters prefer ranged combat whereas the warriors will prefer to use swords.Can - Mother Sky (1970) [HQ]
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Answer 2
If you did the companions quest line, Farkas will have a topic which will start a quest and he will be a follower replaced.
Answer 3
What I can offer is you can finish one companions quest then go to a different one and hope there auto follow kicks in,
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